Hague School's Station.
In the opulent hall.
"Have Sande and Rice, who were responsible for target number twelve, returned yet?"
Deacon Blumer asked Mark in front of him.
"Not yet, sir," Mark shook his head.
"This is already the second time this month that they have been so slow. Tell them that if there is a next time, their wages for this month will be cut in half."
Blumer spoke indifferently.
Their Hague School, in fact, resembled more of a gang formed and developed by wandering wizards rather than a traditional school and still had a significant gap from the orthodox schools.
On Bananka Island, the only real orthodox school was the Bananka School.
Yet, this did not affect their self-proclamation as a school.
The main pillar of industry for the Hague School was the sale of inexpensive luxury items.
For example, sea pearls, which cost tens of gold coins, were priced here at tens of magic stones.
